Sprint recently announced the launch of the SANYO Incognito SCP-6760. Chock full of media and messaging features, Incognito features a high-gloss, Titanium Black mirrored external surface that jumps to life with the activation of the phone’s glow-through keypad and OLED external display. Flipped open, the phone boasts a full QWERTY keyboard and a high-resolution 2.6” QVGA internal display. Optimized for Sprint’s high-speed EVDO network, Incognito will launch exclusively online Nov. 30, known as “Cyber Monday,” at www.sprint.com and in all Sprint retail channels beginning Dec. 6 at a budget-friendly price of $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a new two-year Service Agreement (all device prices exclude taxes). | 
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Sprint has launched the SANYO SCP-3810 offering the essential features consumers rely on to stay connected. SCP-3810 is polished with a luxurious mirrored finish in trendy Regal Red or Black Onyx, with a translucent OLED display glowing through, to subtly show the time or caller ID. It boasts a 1.3 megapixel camera and a large, easy-to-use keypad and a large, 2.4-inch QVGA screen with a convenient large-font option for better legibility. Operating on Sprint’s 1xRTT network, SCP-3810 offers instant access to the Web, email and text messaging. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS - Two color options: Regal Red and Black Onyx
- Dimensions: 3.8 inch x 2.0 inch x 0.7 inch; Weight: 4 ounces
- Main Display: 1.45 inch x 1.93 inch, 65K color TFT LCD (240x320)
- Standard battery: Removable lithium ion (Li-ion) battery provides up to 5.8 hours of continuous talk time
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Sprint and Kyocera SANYO Telecom, Inc. today announced the upcoming arrival of SCP-2700 by SANYO, a stylish and easy-to-use messaging device featuring a full QWERTY keyboard with threaded text messaging, 1.3 megapixel camera, Sprint Navigation, Sprint Family Locator, Sprint Mobile Email Work, Social Zone application, and Bluetooth. SCP-2700 will be available beginning May 10 in all Sprint retail channels including www.sprint.com and 1-800-Sprint1. SCP-2700 by SANYO will be available exclusively from Sprint for just $29.99 with a new two-year service agreement, after a $50 mail-in rebate.
Sprint offers an affordable Everything Messaging Plan that lets customers -- particularly the growing numbers who are new to texting -- take advantage of the SCP-2700 by SANYO’s messaging features at a great value. This plan includes 450 anytime minutes, unlimited night & weekend minutes starting at 7 p.m., unlimited mobile-to-mobile minutes, plus unlimited text, picture and video messaging – all for just $49.99 per month (excluding taxes and surcharges). This plan provides a savings of more than $115 per year vs. comparable AT&T and Verizon plans.* | 
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Sprint and KYOCERA SANYO Telecom, Inc. today announced the availability of Katana Eclipse X by SANYO. Katana Eclipse X by SANYO brings customers the speed, simplicity and exclusive access of Sprint's Now Network in a convenient and attractive form factor.
Katana Eclipse X by SANYO is available for $99.99 with a two-year subscriber agreement and $50 mail-in rebate. There are two color options - Nightlife Black and Hypnotic Pink.
Katana Eclipse X by SANYO enhances the original Katana Eclipse by SANYO that was introduced in August with the addition of One Click. Like the original, it combines unique lighting effects with the blazing fast data speeds and exclusive content available on the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network. The innovative and fun illumination capability allows the user to assign lighting effects to specific callers as well as alerts and messages. | 
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Sprint today announced the Katana Eclipse by Sanyo its first multimedia phone to combine unique lighting effects with the advanced speeds and features of the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network. The innovative and fun illumination capability allows the user to assign lighting effects to specific callers as well as alerts and messages. Katana Eclipse offers a host of advanced features including live and on-demand TV, over-the-air song downloads, integrated GPS navigation, web browsing, and gaming. The microSDHC Memory card slot supports cards up to 8GB to hold songs, pictures, video, and contact back-up. Additional features include a built-in speakerphone, stereo Bluetooth® technology, external music navigation controls and an internal antenna. The attractive and slim phone easily slips into a pocket or purse. | 
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Sprint has launched the Katana LX by Sanyo. This slim handset has an elegant mirrored finish with a translucent OLED LCD glowing through to subtly show time or caller ID. Katana LX by SANYO is family-friendly and affordable offering access to the essential features users need most on their wireless phone. Key features include Web and email access, VGA camera, speakerphone, integrated Bluetooth technology, and large, colorful internal LCD screen. Katana LX by SANYO is available in three fashionable color options: Pacific Blue, Elegant Pink, and Liquid Graphite. SPECIFICATIONS - Dimensions: 3.7” x 1.9” x 0.7” Weight: 3.4 ounces
- Internal Display: 2.0” 65K color TFT LCD (128x160); External Display: OLED Glow-through
- Standard rechargeable Lithium Ion (LiIon) battery provides up to 4.8 hours continuous talk time
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Sprint recently announced the upcoming launch of two new Nextel Direct Connect devices, the Sanyo Pro-200 and the Sanyo Pro-700. These new Nextel Direct Connect devices will expand the reach of the industry-leading Nextel Direct Connect push-to-talk (PTT) service and will incorporate the speed of Sprint Mobile Broadband and Sprint's largest voice calling area. These new devices are expected to be available for purchase through the Sprint direct sales force in limited markets later this month, giving customers a wider selection of phones to instantly meet their productivity needs with connection in less than one second to millions of existing Nextel Direct Connect subscribers. Powered by Qualcomm's QChat technology, these new Nextel Direct Connect devices will continue to provide industry-leading performance, while operating on the Rev. A portions of the Sprint Mobile Broadband network (except in Puerto Rico). | 
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Kyocera Corporation today announced that it has reached a definitive agreement with SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. to acquire SANYO's mobile phone business. The agreement was approved by both companies' boards of directors today and is planned to become effective April 1, 2008.
Kyocera's goal for the acquisition is to strengthen its global telecommunications equipment business. Under the agreement, Kyocera acquires a comprehensive set of assets from SANYO relating to the research, development, design, materials procurement, manufacture, sales and marketing of CDMA handsets; PHS handsets; PHS base stations; and wireless communications systems; as well as a range of related technologies, intellectual property and patents. The acquisition is forecasted to grow worldwide annual revenues from Kyocera's global telecommunications equipment business to approximately 400 billion Japanese yen (approximately US$3.7 billion). | 
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The Sanyo S1 is now available at RadioShack. The S1 includes a high-quality speakerphone, Bluetooth wireless technology and Sprint Vision services. The S1 has an ultra-slim profile, is ultra-lightweight at only 2.5 oz. and comes in classic black. Features include: Bluetooth Wireless Technology
- Supports wireless headsets, hands-free car kits, dial-up networking (phone as modem) and vCard transfer.
High Quality SANYO Speakerphone
- Rear-ported 24mm speakerphone - perfect for hands-free conversations.
- Dedicated side speakerphone key for easy access.
Key Guard
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Kyocera Corp is about to purchase Sanyo Electric's money losing mobile phone business for about 50 billion yen ($435 million). Both companies share prices went higher in approval of investors looking at it as a welcome sign of consolidation in Japan's already overcrowded handset market.
Japanese handset manufacturers such as Sanyo and others face stiff competition from larger competitors such as Nokia and Motorola, as well as a maturing market. Sanyo has been restructuring with the help of Goldman Sachs and the sale of the mobile phone unit would be the latest step by Sanyo to rid non-core or struggling businesses to focus on key operations such as rechargeable batteries.
Sanyo, which has lost money for the last three business years, has sold its stake in leasing firm Sanyo Electric Credit Co to General Electric Co this year and is seeking a buyer for its microchip unit. | 
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Sprint and SANYO today announced the availability of the Sprint Power Vision Phone KATANA DLX by SANYO. Operating on the Sprint Mobile Broadband network, Katana DLX by SANYO provides easy access to Sprint's exclusive multimedia content, including the Sprint Music Store. The Sprint Music Store provides customers with quick over-the-air song downloads for just 99 cents each with a Power Vision data pack. Also announced today, the Sprint Vision Phone Katana II by SANYO offers more total download capacity (21MB) than its very popular predecessor, Katana by SANYO, which debuted last year. This improvement significantly increases the device's capacity for games, ring tones, applications and more. | 
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Sprint has launched the SCP-7000 by Sanyo. This new handset is ideal for those looking for a stylish, affordable, and durable handset that features a tough rubber Dura-Grip®, a high-quality SANYO speakerphone, nationwide walkie-talkie functionality with Sprint PCS Ready Link®, two large LCD displays, and the latest web and messaging capabilities. It also comes with built-in Parental Control features, and interchangeable color faceplates, making it perfect for the active family. SCP-7000 Features
Sprint PCS Vision® capable
- Download games, ringers, and screensavers
- Browse the Web (WAP 2.0 browser)
Sprint PCS Ready Link® capable
- Nationwide walkie-talkie-style communication
- Communicate one-to-one or with groups of up to 5 other Ready Link users (6 total)
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Sprint has launched the Sprint PCS Power VisionSM Phone M1 by Sanyo. The powerful SANYO M1 music phone offers 1GB of internal memory, up to 18 hours of music playing time, a 2 megapixel camera with auto-focus, Bluetooth® wireless technology and many other advanced capabilities. Put more music, more media and more fun in the palm of your hand.
Main Features
- Digital Dual-Band
- Up to 3.8 hours continuous digital talk time.
- 3.6" x 1.9" x 0.9"
- 3.8 oz
Dual Color LCD Displays
- 2.0-inch QVGA TFT LCD Main Display, 260K-color (240W x 320H pixels)
- 1.3-inch TFT LCD External Display, 260K-color (128W x 96H pixels)
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Sprint has announced planns to launch the next generation in Sanyo's popular 8000 Series phones, the SCP-8400. The SANYO SCP-8400 features: - Built-in MP3/AAC music player
- 1.3 Megapixel camera
- MicroSD memory card
- Stereo headset
- High-quality SANYO speakerphone
- Rich, high-speed multimedia experience of the Sprint Power Vision(SM) Network.
Offered in three stunning color choices and featuring a unique new way to personalize your phone—the SANYO FaceMask. The SCP-8400 supports the latest version of Sprint Themes, allowing for even more personalization.
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As announced on June 30, Sprint has just launched the Katana (see Katana presentation). The legendary Katana, best known as a precision instrument sword used by the Samurai, has a new identity, that of a cutting-edge wireless phone by Sprint and SANYO. This ultra-thin, affordable phone features Bluetooth® Wireless Technology and a built-in camera and is designed to appeal to the fashion-centric consumer who likes to make a statement with the wireless phone he or she carries. Making its debut throughout the month of July in four bold colors, including Mystic Black, Blue Sapphire, Cherry Blossom Pink, and Polar White, which is a color that will be sold exclusively at RadioShack, the Katana will be available at Sprint Stores, and at select third-party (like this site soon!) retailers for $279.99 or $79.99 after rebates with a two-year subscriber agreement. | | |
Sprint will launch the new Sanyo Katana on July 10th of this year. The new handset is a high-profile handset like recent models from other companies, like the Motorola RAZR. The Katana is thin clamshell that will compete with the Samsung A900 for style conscience buyers. The main drawback is that the Katana doesn't have EV-DO like the A900 does. Features of the Sanyo Katana include:
- Dimensions: 3.9” x 2.0” x 0.6”
- Weight: 3.5 ounces
- Bluetooth (DUN supported)
- QVGA display with 65K colors
- Speakerphone
- Wireless backup
- VGA camera
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To help parents stay connected with their children and maintain some control of their children's wireless phone usage, Sprint and SANYO today introduce the Sprint PCS Vision® Phone SCP-2400 by SANYO.This phone offers a free parental control feature, allowing parents to easily manage whom the child calls and who can call the child. A parent simply enters the phone numbers of those individuals the child is permitted to call and/or receive calls from in the phone's address book, and then clicks on the Parental Control icon on the main menu to limit use to Phone Book Only for both incoming and/or outgoing direct calls. After the parent limits the phone's use in this way, other phone numbers would be restricted. Parents can also lock services like Sprint PCS Ready Link and Sprint PCS Vision, which can help the child to avoid data charges that may not be included as part of the families' wireless pricing plan.
In addition to the parental usage control feature, this affordable phone will be offered in stylish colors (Silver Sky, Midnight Black, Dark Bronze, True Blue and Misty Rose) that appeal to "tweens" and teens. The SCP-2400 by SANYO supports Sprint PCS Vision®, Sprint PCS Ready Link®, SMS Voice and Text Messaging, and Wireless Backup. |
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According to J.D. Powers, SANYO ranks highest in overall customer satisfaction with wireless cell phones, performing significantly above the industry average in four of five factors—physical design, operation, features and battery function. Following SANYO in rankings above the industry average are LG, Samsung and Sony Ericsson, respectively. Nokia and Kyocera were at the bottom of the list.
Additionally, overall satisfaction among wireless mobile phone owners has increased 4 percent when compared to 2005, marking the second time customer satisfaction has increased significantly in the past three times the study has been conducted.
The study also finds several key wireless handset usage patterns:
- The average reported handset purchase price in 2006 is $86—a decrease from $99 in 2004.
- The average replacement cycle for a typical handset is 17.6 months—a slight decrease from 18 months in 2005.
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